I'm 23 am I too old to learn french?

Answer 1

not at all you can learn it fluently in a month if you take it seriously

Answer 2

Way too old. I hope youre close to getting married too, your best days are behind ya. Make a deal with your bf and say "I will ride you whenever I want" if you marry me. Your time is running out. Learning a new language should not be what you're worried about bit the fact you're about to become worthless to the opposite sex

Answer 3

I hope not.I started Spanish when I was 22.I am 79 now and I use Spanish every day but I will never be good enough.

Answer 4

no you are not never is to late

Answer 5

No, but why would you learn French?

Answer 6

No, not at all. I started learning Japanese from 27, and now I can say. "I'm not too old to learn Japanese," in Japanese!

Answer 7

Absolutely not. My oldest English student was 82. The only difference was that she needed a bit more time and repetitions than the rest, but she still learned and her pronunciation was beautiful.

At 23, you should be more than okay.

Answer 8

Absolutely not.

Just for one thing, learning a foreign language could be a good hobby for people who retire.

Answer 9

you can still read and interpret things. no. you're not too old. it just takes time, like learning any other skill.

Answer 10

You're never too old to learn anything. Although it is suggested that is it more difficult to learn things, with a deteriorating learning rate after 18, at only 23 learning French at any level should be okay, providing you are not intellectually disabled and have a desire and passion for self-learning.